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MRS. X. SCHUMAN.
MILLINERY.
All the laiss, novelties oon,tAntly In stock.
asa MAIN srREEr.
OPPOSITE MENKEN'S,
hgvPHIs, TRNs.
COriOs BELT LEygR.
Director. Tshs Ae,iss o.. Regard 10
nid.-ttse rrsspsc,s.
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isrsoiAL ~ sus .Sps.L-i
HrLHsA, Art., Oct. 6.-At their
meetins yes erdsy, the directors Of the
OJiton belt lsvee, District No. |, took
scion In regard 10 tbs letting out Of
contracts and receiving bids for the
co.'s ruction OF q o-rtsin portion Of
Isvse that 10 Included 10 this
district The, rec lived 70 advertise
for bids Tor 5000 0 cubic yards, to
beein 1t he nortu-rn end Of said die.
tic, and on end 10 . certain desis-
nsud point, from which point he
government tsk's mp this work snd
eonnbu Q II 20 Y,llos Banks.
u it'd s's,ss BogiDecr y \. Leach,
Who l. w. cha r. u VI. zee . 4 dlst,ict
Of The NJ si-.ipppi nvsr, vii I'd "rti,s
in th. N mpni, papers ioi Dos on
that po'tioa which tbs . vern
ment uDdert.kss 10 construct.
5sid wo,k Ia 10 be DIVIDED
ITO hty stations, and bids vii be
received on each ststi' n. Some Of
the largest AID owDere vii advances
the requisite smount 10 pr cnts
the woE 10 i'm edia's c1mDle Ion,
nd will he y imhurs. 4 by the coliec-
ton n the o per oe1t. tax tlst w,s
impostd ny ihe Interested land osn.
efs.
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Now f. thS Tim.

10 use Hodges SArsapsrilla with Iodids
Of Pit oh, the great puu6sr Tor the
blood. A certain cure Tor Tneum tislL,
scroiulous ntiecd M, and ali do. as-e
peculiar 10 females. Rsnovsts. and
invigorsiee tbs systsm Pnysicisns
recommend u, Take no o,hsr. Ran.
gum r 'ot Medicine Co., Mao uiactuf.
ers, Nashville, Tenn. 81 90 per bottl..
Sold by all druggists and NJ Hsib eI'u
drug store, 283 Main arrest.
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MARIrAL MISRRY.
contradictions Re.
veaied In n Bnbess Corpus Case
faPsof.I ~ ruu .pps.l1

veaied In n Hnbeas Corpss Case
IsPEoIAL TO rHs ArrlLL.l
NAsHvILLE, Tenn, Oct. ga cate
that created considerable excitement
in Chattanooga, a few weeks pRo, came
up her, today in petition filed by
Alex. Wilkeison In the circuit court
for habeas corpus to recover his eight
month"; cd child from Lucinda VIII.
keis,r, his wife. She fled q
bill for divorce In Chaita.
uoogs, alleging cruel and inhuman
treatment, and came 10 Nashville
Wilkersou followed to ct tue child
He Ia fireman at the pss works at
OhAttsn ooEa, owns 100 acre firm
fifteen miles from that city, aud Is
otherwise well "a. He ssys that
about a month ago he discovered that
his wife was uniaithiul. and she aban.
doned him, taking the little
child and going 10 her moth.
er and sister, who Iva 10
Chattanooga He charges that the
m lther and sister we're known A.
"wonen (, ( the town." and that they
we're endfavorng To induce his wife
To enter upon q dishonorabe career.
He heard his mo her.in Law, in the
pIest nee OF man named Miller. en-.
deav1r to psrsn de her TO en'er upon
a lie Of shame, ard gave Miller the
beating which created n sensation
Tns bill charges that none OF them
have any means nf supp ri except by
such Illicit conduc', stating they are
unt' 10 have the CUSTODY of the child
The wife tells q dlnTent story
After DENYING emphstically the chaigs
Of improper couduci. she reveals ter
ribls story OF cruel treatment. Her
ntsier ems, too. we're corrob rated by
her sistsr. sha I liz OF Wilkerson
beating her, dragging her about the
room, aud turbiug her, with the child.
both scanlily clad, out into the dark,
rainy nigh. He evore by all the
powers above that DO would
cut her ana her sisters hearts
ont aud let them drop upon the flnir.
Watching an oppor unity, she He'd
with the little olp, In mortal fear Of
her life For day and q night shs
hid from him In the woods. bat the
cruel hush and discovered her, ~ oeked
her wD with his f.t, threw thu child
into q buggy near by and drove rapid.
ly away A, last che recovered der
babe and q d to relatives In this ciiy
She represents the husband ~ without
means. She says that all OF hia per- onal
propsrty has be attached and the
a Il A =
torneyr. Judge McAllister declined
20 rule upon the habess corpus until
the wife was represen ed by ,unie
aud sufIi cisnt time bad been allowed
for secuhi z the necessary evidence.
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Jessie y~-msss' n. dsI.
NJ. O.t as Stsfss

Miss Jennie Y.smsls, tne sctsse.,
has, tbr)ugs J.J, Roeen'hsl, her mar
sger, offered TO present to the meDlb.i
OF the New orlesns ieam who scores
the largest number OF runs In nsx
Sundays gains with Memphis = COLO
media, suitably inscribed. Ths pre-.
q .n,s'iou will take pscs at Sunday
nigh = psrlormsoce IT the Academy
and Mics Yrumaus and Manss.r BID
we'll have .x ended an invitation 10
President Han aud the members Vi
bo'h a 70 be pfoeent
Wnst u they arr shut cut, which ID
nornihlt7
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO. Oct a.--sisht-RIyer 8 lee, on the
ssuse and stationary. Weather ,l4n and
oooi.
L0UfBvILLE. Oct. 8. - Nisht-hivsr
feet itehes IN the canal and Incl ., On 'hs
n Nssths, 81 o. aud cool. De.Aftsd
Halle Va. New Orissbs.
81 LOUIS, o 4 s.-H'sht-R River sal.
and coei.. sri,edi City o. Cairo. Tiets.
bursI q. Y. Choatsau Nav Orleans.
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THEN r,hwos o o NJ ller reports the
pr duet Of lie va We 1875, $50 b.r-
rev, aveisgirg 23,Uz5 bnisis osi y,
asainst III 100 b-rf-'s tis pr.vlous
we-k aud lblg00 isu Ia Tor ths cor
Jtponding lime IN 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

LrooErT & MsrsR, Of ~. L,uI', yea
tri~y bougb $40, 90 worth 81 10.
D eco on the Liu,svi = brss,s The
Total SALES w.r' ! 37i hog b i'd, the
arrest snsle dsys,alss tDo w - iba
market.
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OPTICAL SCORE
soonx Er ISSrSss,

Summary. Erned Tnns-Uh ffIts'
ton 9, Memphis / Two base hits
D1yle, Nicholas, Andrews. Total bsse
hils-ChArles,on ls, Memphis o Left
on bsses-Cosrles on s, MsmDhis s
Bases stolen-Cbsrleston 8, Memphis
3. Struck out-By Smith Z, ny Nc
Ksough 2 Fret o ,ss on bslls-0G
Mex sough 7. Pas ID bslls-Nicholss
l, Baker 3, McKsough 2. Time of
gane--0ie hour and forgive min.
n'es. Umpirs--Childs.
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Trst,sux ..d p.ct,s

ST. LOUIS, No., osi.6.-rns winners
oithe rotting and pacing events at
tho fair association today: Fee for
al pace, money divided between
argyle and Ed Annon: 2;4O class,
Aicfyan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
AIIsrane enrL

Nav YoRr, OF The weather Al
jerome para today was raw, making
the attendance light. The irscS " =
not las. The wl1hers we're suyyes
art, Ben Az, Orahef, Lindeu, Phil
Lse and III .fry Ru eel,
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soonr 1T issIseai

bummAry-E Wned rune-New Or.
leans 3. Birmingham 2 Two bire
hrs-Wslls. Fuller. Three base hts
( ,mp.u, Butks. HON, Iun-Duflee
Flrst base on balls-Nsw Orleans 3
Struck out - B rmiDshsm 2. Nv
Orlraos 2 Wild pitch -wid s.r /.
DIuos plsy-wIdo.r, Gsis., Mev.y.
Hit by pitch.r-By Msrso l. Time
of game 0ss hour aud forty min.
utes. Umpirs-Tons Sock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

TaE boz d en iii g. yesterday made
y Ger ain that ,hs balance Of tne 50,
100 000r quifed for the sinting fund
will bs obusin,d within tho next two
davr
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STRAYED.

DAY HORsE-AbDut 10 hands high, from
ID the levss On Monday, October 3, Liberal
reward will be nAid OF h iotuIn 10
JAS LIE Jk No. 4 Madison ~.
H0w-Rrom tho underlined, liyisg on
~ Bfoedloyo ayen "a, between tho Raleigh
roads, one red and white N uley COW, crop uh
tisht ear, ono oafk brine 70 heiter, not
marked, with lsi horn ooked, VII ~ spot
in nanki orc hslf jersey heller, and one
heller like Old COW, not marked. Ton dollars
reward. JNo n. SPEAK, az Cole Mis- Go.
NGULE-from owners promises, In Chsl
vi sea, on Henry street, last Sunday ntgdt,
sept. 20, ltsl, one bay mare mule, 10 hands
hiIh and ears Old lett tore leg slightly
knock kne,d, and a small wart ear the
knee, name reached 4 rtasonable reward
for recovery Hnd return 10 Cubbins's Brick
Yard, ~ North Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06
OLIVER, FINN'E n Co.,
I.'sr.

\TALISE-on Oct Sd, somewhere between
V johnson avenue aud Court Square, one
snail tan colored vaise, containing between
$50 and IS; ,oms lumber statements from
II, NJ. emith 20 ., N. Darrell a Sons, al.o
other Lumber dealers PLEASE return TO ~
Seorgi. II , aud b. rewarded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

N c\cov,c Blood Elixir IL the
NSN~SN ~ only Blood lIlcmedy
-uarautccd. II isa positive cure tor
Ulcers, Eruptions, on Syphilitio Pois-
oping. II pnrihos tho whole system,
ana banishcs all Rheumatic and Nsu-
rsigle pans. We guarantee IL
RENKERT AND BEAENIZ A co.
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sarn,s Yesterday.
AT LOUISVILLE.

I.ouIsyille.....O o.
81. Louis. .......3 OF 0000 o. o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

CALL N Bad. & o.. Tor easy
pay ments on pianos, ib7i Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-06

lIlANUb- twenty .Ot( 'ocond-hAnd
II right and square ~ .aos must bs soidt
cheap fot cash sons VI then svod 81 rev.
L WlrzMANN A co.
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. MEMPHIS, TENN.
STRAYED OR sTOLtN.

MuLES-Ope gray. horse mule. y years
NJ old, ID hands hish, cut under left
shoulders one dark gray mare mule. years
old. lik han l. hish liberal reward for
B0WDRE BROS,
- Madison AZ.
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For s,LP OR RtNr.

uOUsR-Two story frame house, rooms,
In excellent condition Large yard, stable
and oarriage hou .; ftui etc On Red car
hoe. Ebsuire ~ second street.
l.. LAGRILL.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-08

Mr. w H. Morgan, merchant, Lake CITY.
Fla, was taken with severe cold, attended
with a distressing cough and running into
consumption in first stages He tried many
so-caIled popular cough remedies and steadily
grew worse Was reduced in flesh, had diff
fculty in breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption and found immedditte relief, and
after using about a half dozen bottles found
himself well AID has had no eturn of the dis
ease No ether remedy can show so grand
a record Of cures, as DR.. Kings New Dissolve
ry for consumption guaranteed to do just
what is claimed for It. Trial bottles free at
W. ". Padgett's store.
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Renews her Youth

Mrs. Ph@be Chesey, Peterson, Clay county
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story
the truth of which is vouched for by the resi-
dents Of the town: Il am 70 years old, have
been troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years, could not dress my
self without help. Now ! am free from al
pain and soreness, and ara able to do all my
own homework. | owe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all diseases and pain " -
Try bottle, so cents and 81 at W. W Pad
gets store.
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Charles ! ardIey & 60.
general

Commission Merchants,
No 3l} 10Th, -, II ". Washington.
N.B -cousiguuents solicited for all kinds
Of country produce, w;
caH9 CURES 1oqs Eusis. S'ecp Ponny,
Eys Bmer, Fpys Gran, Fruit, g..
We guarantee the highest market prices
upon All meichantable products, quick sales
and prompt returns. Advice by mail Of all
shipments to lusare Promrtness and to avoid
mistakes. ap 29-lm
Take NOtice.-Remembc we are still in
the brick buSiuess. Our kilus near Lothair
have so 900 choice brick ut low prices Plen-
ty Of lime at Pope Creek. Price reduced TO
S25 per car of $50 bushels. Save your lands
before TOO late. Address }. c. Howard Cox :
Station, or l. NJ Della, Popes Greek
Reliability is the greatest possible ad-
vertsement for a Clothing House, and our
regular patrons who come season after season
snould not forget to recommend their friends
or, better yet, bring them along TO inspect the
marvellously attractive Stock of Spring Gar
ments for men, Boys and Children, now on
counters. Prices extra low. Oehm & Son,
Pratt and Hanover Streets, Baltimore.
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y rtr,ai1-i This clsoo
49, 's.' "''' use : '''''' ''i'''
's' '''' i''''e' "''' ''1'V - ~ Soy -
Miss Htti tHtrm'a mas retained 'fo'i ''e'
hrl n-ea vilt 20 Annrotts.
Miss Ne1orui of Washington s vsila.
the fanny Of MIR. S. Cox.
Mr. S.N OK has been appointed gail-r
liz Collector Roberts
No excursion vas run to Chapel Polapon
Tuesday.
n, = r n;...n5 e,nu, ara sno,a H.
r,.. n;1 n. II N,nscvs,tl,
/ CWajo Higgins so long IN heemfio' o. 'Ae
.......s..,.l.hcu. e.i.c4
/ Taceterajnmeuto the Howard Riffs held
r.t night was a ds4ded 'eeess. l-ri1ii
particular, >ee next Issue.
IT,. r,or,b p,v Of Inly was DUN dav in
,..i. ,o.at, opi.iae Of the kuiab,s off rabor
1t Waldorf WHO haa quite a demonstration,
the day passed uaooseryei.
v.. N,an:o pr.n, d cbar,,io, rnlab1e
It., r...,I,ai r...iy,3 ,be e,., honor
n tho second SENIOR circle. at Notre Dame last
,,..t
The Democratic PRIMARIES o''' '''o'-'0u'
the county On saturday 'ast were sunny az
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/ Nr. Eiitor: Mr.. Ch,r'cs Vurntv ~ Ola.
I frm Of John Nntphv o.. sasai ia, 49,
I SD Dts urele. pr. fftn-sstrr CH,rleg ,.,l,
friends of 40 BE mot. ieom The far ones IS. ,,
so charmed with to tile humh'rsf servants ,-b,
awaited 0u h.al. Having soiauracl ION. C',,,.
ada q The ranches Of California. he ytrs tbat
me natural scenery Of piccawaxrn far surn.,.s-
+ es I'D be has seen in United States IL ffvls
Z tb't 0f Europe as described bv his cpihusi,s.
4 tc brother Frank and sisters. who nave Sow
I Cril iimes crossed The Atlantic. he coof.,,-
Ip'les purchasing "a farm here Yet he s,,s
I 'hii our people are nos wideawake as r,stein
-h3remen. where be has been solicited h in-
vest 10 rea. estate, Some ofour people has since
lis outraged him by publicly lamenting hari
aurs He lhiuAs ~ wise to conceal our pri-
rtte miscrics.
The Democrats held their primirv u,oetin,,s
Oh saturday. The most diverting art III H.
comedy was when most conspicuous member
of THE body, moved that the TWO yictors h NJ
battle Should set mp n quart # Pcrrv's
Monticello. Clouds Of dspair shron ied
tAer previous sHn'it cauufentnces as thev
turned their pockets, wrong side ouf Tbere
seemed 20 Doe a cyclone of chronic impecnpios-
ty. q dime was not commitible The wide
awake vendor Of iangle OF urbapcIv said
dm willing to credit anyone Of Won gentle.
men Ger s co. but NOS each one ID cents the
ink labor is in excess OF my profits. amer
-)me consultation hne looking ofcc-holdtr
WIN ASPIRATIONS TOT legislative h0uors gener-
1u'ly came TO the rescue, handed over trade
dollar, and softly whispered bows If Won cant
mi.e dima each hov in the name of ape
au4las can we bring up the Niger y ,te next
fIR cur United States Sen tor and state
Senator and clerk and registers have reached
tac Holy Lame aud wont she'll out worth
Gems, u wc TAIL 10 manipulate the registration
lis' ant nuy up The Niger vote there will be
cold day for us ia Noyem Der. A colorcd
Republican set up quart, q Democrat was
seos lying across The floor and others singing;
This IS a white man government" When
the invitation TO ''smilt' was proclaimed
iue two stalwart black Democrats of o.r
District 10 their simplicity. made fer me
front, prominent politician "impcIimppial
ly suggested, Won Democrats of African de-
scent must be tortured by thirst. until we
white folks have imbioed don't be too PIE
yiOus, ye sons Of Ham!
Miss Bette Morgan poe7 10 the White cul-
phur Springs next week, very digmfed NJ
y. Is III most condition because
She wont ttke her family physician with her
Yet Miss y. Is looking wonderfully we'll.
Mr. james Barber has returned home great
ly improved IN bealth. No Young man in orr
district has more friends or deserves them
more than james.
lirs Bowie has returned to Winchester via
Baltimore
Mt. Victoria brishtas new penny, Vet we
regret that oar OYu artists or lthOrers did
not have the profits of The work. II our rich
citizens spend thcir wealth ID Baltimore and
elsewhere We may always be poor
toI. Pint Sao"dcn former sheriff ofYlt'-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-08

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheam, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblaius corns aud all skin
erupiions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required It is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded Price
Is cents Per box For sale by w w Padgett
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ties Of Darby Prophylactc Fluid j case
OF accidents, burns, scalis, cuts, woundi etc.
lis prompt use will invariably relievd aud
prevent erySlpelas, gangrene, or proud flesh.
owing to TIE cleansing and purifying tnali-
t'es OF me Hui the most obstinate Ulcers.
DO $ etfonncles, and running sores art rem
ae'e9 pure and healthy and speedily lured,
~ o'heI application being neces .ary.
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Fits:-All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline $
Great Nerve Restorer No fits after first day S
use Marvellous cures. Treatise and s. trial
bottle free to fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
93I Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ArreSted.-Thomas Neale, colored, was
arrested and brought before Justice Stone
street on Thursday, charged with the larceny
OF watch, and gave bail for further hearin .
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nTINTnLEn

QUINT0LEO.-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Reuedy. Reliable, Safe Efficient.
Price 20 cents per bottle For sale by all
Druggists. sep 24-lm
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- . -

Runaway Match-On Thursday oflast
week a strange couple landed at La Plata
from off tbe evening train, and took rooms at
the La Plata Hotel and inquired for preach
er Not giving their names suspicion was at
once aroused and the curious soon learned
that the pair were runaway couple anxious
to get married They were notified that Ii
cense had first to be procured before a minis
ter would perform the ceremony, so the groom
procured a team and leaving his afianced in
the care of LtnIIord johnson, he started in
pursuit of the clerk to issue them license -
The courteous clerk seeing the groom's anx-
iety and approaching the situation kindly
went to the clerk Office that night and issued
the required paper. The couple then proceed
Ell to the residence Of the minister, Rev Mr.,
Martin, at Ia Plata, ana were soon made one.
The record dscloses their names: c. c. Buck
aud Jane A. Morrison ofBlItimore.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
oUEER THINGS IN PERSIA.

The Young ladies of the audience
laughed when Mr.. Neesan told how the
Persian you'll, was allowed TO take one kiss
from his future wife on the eve before
their marriage, provided he could find her
i'll dark room full of other ladies'. They
were silent and sympathetic when he told
how, although he was engaged for three
years, he never got one kiss in all that
time. Mr.. Mesa was forced to confess
that the Persian newspapers are rather
slow They are divided into two classes
those published every week and those pub
lished every seventh. lay-and all Persia
has just one of each class. Some time
after Cleveland was elected Mr.. Neesan re-
ceived copy of one of these papers. He
looked anxiously to see il the election re-
tarns had reached the elterprisins editor,
but the only mention he found of America
Was its discovery by one Christopher Co.
lumbus. lie doesn't expect to live long
enough for the editor to go through the
subsequent history Of America anu give his
readers some comparatively recent news
concernn, the United S.ates.-.New Yorh
Times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
To County superintendent and Teach.
ers Of Schools in Kansas and Ne.
hrNSEn:


we take pleasure in announcing to all
VINO propose to attend the National Educa-
1lohai ASSOCIATION convention at Chicago.
yuiy l2;!' to 18th, 1887, that the Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific Railway will sell ex-
cursion tickets from Council Bluffs. ST.
Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas
City 10 Chicago and return for one fare.
Sl2.oO, the round ,rip-plus So, which en-
titles the holder to me nLership and admit
tance to the associaton. SAILS of these
tickets Juiy 9TH to -; good going July 9th
10 18th inclusive, returning July 18th 10
18TH, inclusive, Lut not before July 18th.
Limit Oh return will be extended, as de-
sired, but not beyond Sept. Sth, 1887. on
appication to MIR. John N. Abbott, chair
man III Western State Passenger Association,
Home Insurance Building, Chicago, il APP
pheo Tor during continuance of meeting or
prior to July 18th. Return tickets to be
stamped by Secretary of National Educa-
honal Association. The Rock Island
'raye'ses the most highly cultivated and
picturesque sections of the ''Middle
West" Its passenger equipment includes
all the comforts and Injuries guaranteed
by magnificent Pullman sleeping cars, ele-
giant dining cars, furnishing delicious
meals and restful reclining chair cars.
Smooth steel track, rock ballasted road
way, bridges of stone and iron, officials in
charge Of trains courteous and oblising.
Safety, certainty, celebrity, and most en-
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travel via the "Great Rock Island Route"
Ii further information is desired, address
A. Il. Moffet. G.. S. w. P. A., Kansas
City. Moi S. S. Stevens, Genl Agt., Oma-
ha, Neb.; p. A. Holbrook, G. L. & P. A.,
Chicago. Ill.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
LUCY LARcoM was a mill hand.
Safety from Malaria.

The most vigorous constitutions and the
strongest physique, are not proof against dis.
ease, the germs of which impregnato the mir We
breathe and the water We drink. The truo pre-.
pararive, the surest defense, is to fortify the
system with medicine which possesses
specific virtues as safeguard and remedy
Hcsssttar's Stomach Bitters is precisely this
altcle-provcd by conclusive testa to be so
NOT only on this continent, wherever miasma
gives birth 10 the ,nalarial infection, but i'll the
tropics, where fever and nsuu assumes it's most
malignant typeS, this Incompatible, popular
u century, shown its e!;icacy. Chills and fever
dumb agUe, bilious rentteat, alike yield tc
i:s influence and u prevented byit Tho word
"itsi has no place in the lexicon of possibilities
WIG" ssiis roer!eSs article is dsed. It tones the
stomach, aroEscs the liver When sluggish and
TIel.l"tes hcalthFul activity OF the kidneys aud
ElaAQer.